1Draw it
Two drags and a room exists. The server measures it, not the phone, so the number on the page is the number on the invoice.
For contractors who charge by the square foot
Sketch the job on site.
Send a priced quote before you leave the driveway.
Draw the room on a tablet. Drawlite measures it, prices it from your own price book, works out the tax, and puts a quote in front of your customer while you are still standing in their garage. They sign it with a finger.
The test drive asks for nothing at all — no email, no card, nothing to cancel. Name the account later, when you want to send something. The 90-day trial never asks for a card either.
2Price it
Tap a system you already sell and six line items appear, with your waste factors, your minimums and the tax split done the way your state does it.
3Close it
They sign on the screen. The deposit turns into money owed, and the follow-ups run themselves if they do not sign today.
The drawing knows more than the price
Because Drawlite owns the geometry, the same sketch that produced the quote produces the shopping list and the schedule. Six hundred square feet of epoxy is three kits and four crew-hours, and the product says so before anybody drives to the supply house.
- Cove base priced off the perimeter you already drew
- Wall coatings off the same outline and a ceiling height
- Whole rooms merged into one order before the packs are rounded up
Job pack · Q-1003
| Epoxy base coat | 21 kits |
| Integral cove base | 7 kits |
| On site | 3.8 days |
| Margin | 68% |
What you stop doing by hand
Every one of these is a job somebody on a small crew is doing in a notebook tonight. Drawlite already has the drawing, so it does them while you are driving home.
It knows your trade
Quote flake with no top coat and Drawlite says so, with the reason, before the quote goes out. That is a callback you did not have.
Your prices, not ours
Starter price books for epoxy, cleaning, cabinetry and signage. Edit them once; every quote after that is your pricing, applied the same way.
It chases them, you do not
Day three, day seven, day fourteen, and it stops the moment they open it. Most quotes are not lost to a cheaper number, they are lost to silence.
Your crew gets its own sheet
A link with what to bring, what to do and the drawing to do it from — and no prices on it at all. Nobody has to be given an account.
One bar of signal is enough
Drawing and pricing keep working in a basement with no service. What you made goes up by itself when the phone finds a bar again.
The extra work gets signed too
A change order is its own little quote hanging off the job, measured and signed the same way. That is the argument you are not having in October.
Draw a room. It takes about a minute.
The test drive opens a real account with a real price book already in it — no email, no card, nothing to cancel. Name it later, if you want to send what you made.